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Car Type
207.20 km/h Top Speed
78/100 Handling
$5,370,000 at Warstock Cache Price
Bravado Manufacturer
4 Seats
Not published 0–60

Buffalo STX Pursuit

78/100 handling

Built specifically for Dispatch Work, this police-spec Buffalo STX ships with a Missile Lock-On Jammer standard and ranks among the fastest Emergency-class vehicles in the game.

Key Info

GameGTA 5
TypeCar
ManufacturerBravado
Seats4
DrivetrainRear-wheel drive (RWD)
Mass1,860 kg
DimensionsL x W x HNot published by Rockstar

Performance

Top Speed207.20 km/h
0–60Not published
Handling78/100

More Info

Inspired By2015 Dodge Charger
In-Game Price$5,370,000 at Warstock Cache

The Bravado Buffalo STX Pursuit arrived with the A Safehouse In The Hills update on April 2, 2026, priced at $5,370,000 at Warstock Cache & Carry. It's a police-spec variant of the standard Buffalo STX, modeled on the 2015 Dodge Charger, and comes with a Missile Lock-On Jammer built in rather than requiring a separate Imani Tech purchase.

How It Drives

Broughy1322's fully-upgraded test clocks the Buffalo STX Pursuit at 207.20 km/h (128.75 mph), with a 1:02.145 lap time, among the fastest tested speeds in the Emergency class. Rockstar's own in-game stat bars read 85.58 speed, 85.63 acceleration, 31.67 braking, and 78.18 handling, all on a 0 to 100 scale. That braking figure trails well behind its speed and acceleration numbers, so drivers pushing this car to its top end need to plan stops earlier than the strong acceleration might suggest.

How to Get One

Buy it outright from Warstock Cache & Carry for $5,370,000, or unlock the $4,027,500 trade price by completing "Slush Fund" in the Cluckin' Bell Farm Raid as leader, along with "Protective Custody" as part of Dispatch Work. Unlike most trade prices tied to reputation grinding, this one requires specific mission completions. GTA+ members got early access through The Vinewood Car Club starting April 2, 2026, with general availability following on April 9.

Customization Highlights

Unlike most vehicles, the Buffalo STX Pursuit cannot be modified at Los Santos Customs at all, customization is restricted entirely to a Vehicle Workshop inside an owned property. This limits access to players who already have a qualifying property, a meaningful consideration before buying if customization matters to you.

Comparison to Other Variants

Against the standard Buffalo STX (the base model this variant is built from, $2,150,000, 202.78 km/h fully upgraded), the Pursuit variant is faster but costs roughly 2.5 times as much and loses the ability to be serviced at Los Santos Customs. Against the Buffalo S Cruiser (also an Emergency-class Dodge Charger-inspired vehicle from the same April 2026 update, $4,435,000, 187.49 km/h fully upgraded), the STX Pursuit is both faster and more expensive, reflecting its stronger straight-line performance.

Is It Worth Buying?

At $5,370,000 with a $0 resale value, this is a genuine commitment purchase rather than an investment. The performance justifies the price for players focused on Dispatch Work or Emergency-class builds, since the tested top speed and built-in Missile Lock-On Jammer are both genuinely strong for the class. Players without a use case for pursuit-themed vehicles or Dispatch Work specifically will find better value elsewhere.

Quick Tips

  • Complete "Slush Fund" as leader and "Protective Custody" to unlock the $4,027,500 trade price before buying at full cost Make sure you own a property with a Vehicle Workshop before buying, it's the only place this vehicle can be customized Don't plan to resell it later, the resale value is $0 regardless of condition or upgrades Keep it out of standard races, it's blocked from entry entirely Brake earlier than the acceleration numbers suggest, its braking rating trails well behind its speed.

How to Get It

Confirmed

Warstock Cache & Carry, $5,370,000 at Warstock Cache

Special Features

Emergency-class vehicle with liveries and a trade price Missile Lock-On Jammer included as standard equipment Variant of the standard Buffalo STX, with law enforcement livery options and LSPD pursuit identity Eligible for Dispatch Work

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Fast for its class (207.20 km/h fully upgraded, among the quickest Emergency vehicles tested)
  • Strong acceleration (85.63 on Rockstar's own scale)
  • Missile Lock-On Jammer built in, no separate Imani Tech purchase required
  • Trade price unlockable through story mission completion rather than pure grinding
Cons
  • Weak braking relative to its speed (31.67 on Rockstar's own scale)
  • Cannot be used in standard races
  • Customization restricted to a Vehicle Workshop in an owned property, Los Santos Customs cannot service it
  • Resale value is $0, selling it returns none of the purchase price

Verdict

As a purpose-built pursuit vehicle, the Buffalo STX Pursuit delivers genuinely strong straight-line performance for the Emergency class, backed by a standard Missile Lock-On Jammer that would otherwise cost extra through Imani Tech. The $5,370,000 price and zero resale value make it a commitment rather than a casual buy, best suited to players already invested in Dispatch Work or law enforcement-themed builds.

Trivia

  • Added to GTA Online on April 2, 2026, as part of the A Safehouse In The Hills update, with general release following on April 9, 2026 (GTA+ members received early access via The Vinewood Car Club). Lap time fully upgraded: 1:02.145 (Broughy1322 test). A variant of the standard Buffalo STX, itself added to GTA Online on December 15, 2021.
  • Dispatch Work Cluckin' Bell Farm Raid (Slush Fund mission, tied to trade price unlock)
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